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Gunsmoke Movies Ranked

Discover how INSP ranks all five Gunsmoke TV movies starring James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon. From epic showdowns to heartfelt farewells, see which film tops the list.

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The Johnny Cash Story

Key Takeaways The Great Depression and his mother’s hymns became the foundation for his unique sound. Cash’s time as a radio operator for the U.S. Air Force enforced his passion for music. Cash was also…

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Theodore Roosevelt’s White House Pets

The Roosevelt Menagerie By Darlene Cah An avid outdoorsman, Theodore Roosevelt is someone you’d expect to have many horses and dogs in his life. But during his years in the White House, it’s estimated that…

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INSP Mourns the Loss of Bonanza Star David Canary

Many daytime TV fans know David Canary for his notorious character on the popular soap opera, All My Children. But Bonanza fans are familiar with another side of Canary: the cowboy side. When Pernell Roberts’…

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The Dennis Weaver Story

Get to know the actor who played Chester Goode on Gunsmoke. Plus, his roles in the epic mini-series Centennial, and McCloud.

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Did Joel McCrea own a ranch?

Joel McCrea appeared in 80 films, including many historic Westerns. One of the oft-asked questions about the star was how much his off-screen life mirrored his on-screen performances.

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Roosevelt’s Ribeye Recipe

Inspired by President Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, this ribeye is cold-seared to perfection with a flavorful crust and tender center. Perfect for any cowboy.

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Theodore Roosevelt’s Favorite Fried Chicken Recipe

An ode to President Theodore Roosevelt’s favorite fried chicken— buttermilk brined, crisped to perfection, and smothered in bacon fat gravy.

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Was Theodore Roosevelt Shot During a Speech?

Theodore Roosevelt was shot while preparing for a campaign speech in Milwaukee on Oct. 14, 1912, during his run for a third term as president, this time on the Progressive ticket.

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Westerns for Beginners

Curious about Westerns? From iconic classics to hidden gems, this beginner’s guide will have you talking cowboy lingo like a seasoned fan.

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